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Quinnox expands operating space in Mumbai
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siliconindia news bureau
Mumbai: Quinnox, a U.S. headquartered IT solutions and services provider, has expanded its Mumbai offshore development center at SEEPZ, Mumbai.
Quinnox is a technology-focused company with experience in the Banking and Financial Services, Retail and Manufacturing industries. The company has already engaged with several managements across the world to provide its services.
The new facility in Mumbai spreads over 7500 sq.ft. area and is part of an overall expansion plan to accommodate the companys rapid growth and the employee base. It will also provide world-class facilities for business and software development, acting as an offshore development unit for the company's Fortune listed clients.
Quinnox has headcount of more than 1,400 people globally including development centers in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, and Hyderabad.
Quinnox is a technology-focused company with experience in the Banking and Financial Services, Retail and Manufacturing industries. The company has already engaged with several managements across the world to provide its services.
The new facility in Mumbai spreads over 7500 sq.ft. area and is part of an overall expansion plan to accommodate the companys rapid growth and the employee base. It will also provide world-class facilities for business and software development, acting as an offshore development unit for the company's Fortune listed clients.
Quinnox has headcount of more than 1,400 people globally including development centers in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, and Hyderabad.
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